GM's New Trailblazer to be Sold in Australia as the Holden Colorado SUV
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GM's New Trailblazer to be Sold in Australia as the Holden Colorado SUV



America might not be getting the new Chevrolet Trailblazer but Australia will as parent company General Motors revealed that it's body-on-frame SUV will be sold Down Under as the Holden Colorado SUV.

The passenger version of the Colorado pickup truck, which is set to arrive in Australian dealerships mid-year, will be the first heavy-duty 4WD SUV to wear a Holden badge in almost a decade.

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